Sun Java System Instant Messaging 7.2 Administration Guide

Controlling the Exposed Messenger Feature Set

You can control the exposed feature set of Instant Messenger by configuring the Instant Messaging applet parameters in the applet descriptor files.

Table 15–12 shows the Instant Messenger applet parameters in the applet descriptor files. It also contains the description and the default values of these parameters.

Table 15–12 Instant Messenger Applet Parameters


Parameter	Default Value	Description
`server`	`127.0.0.1`	The Instant Messaging server host and port.
`debug`	`FALSE`	If this parameter is set to true, the applet records all the task performed on java console.
`uid`		This parameter is used for SSO.
`token`		This parameter contains the SSO token and is used for auto-logon.
`secure`	`FALSE`	Indicates to the Instant Messenger that it is run in SRA mode. It displays a security indicator.
`usessl`	`FALSE`	Tells Instant Messenger to use legacy SSL when connecting to multiplexor.
`allow_alert_only`	`FALSE`	Tells Instant Messenger to let end user display neither the contact list nor the news channel. This parameter is used in `CHAT` and `POPUP` flavors.
`allow_attachments`	`TRUE`	Allows file attachment and transfer.
`enable_moderator`	`TRUE`	If set to true, enables the moderated conference feature.
`messenger_bean`		This parameter contains a list of messenger beans to be used. You can enter multiple factory class names with each separated by a comma.
`domain`	null	This parameter is used in multidomain Sun Java System Access Manager deployments. The value of this parameter should be the logical domain name of the organization in which this end user is present.
`gateway_url`	null	This parameter contains the URL of the gateway component of portal SRA.